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... lood behind?!

He also did not remember that Lin Bei having an injury on his hand before that night.

So, all of this indicated that Lin Bei was lying?! f𝒓𝗲𝗲𝒘𝑒𝚋noѵ𝒆𝗹.co𝗺

But why would Lin Bei lie?!

Did he want to clear Tang Ling’s name as soon as possible so that he could return to the country as soon as possible? Or was it because of some other reason?

He felt that this matter was not that simple. Yes, it was definitely not that simple.

“Yes ...

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